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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsSCXTzXk58 by Down to Earth Gardening and Design 23/2/25 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsSCXTzXk58 by Down to Earth Gardening and Design 23/2/25 YouTube] | ||
Join Lisa from Down to Earth Gardening and Design and learn how to maximize your growing area by implementing vertical gardening techniques that work for any sized plot. 🌿 #gardening #verticalgardening | Join Lisa from Down to Earth Gardening and Design and learn how to maximize your growing area by implementing vertical gardening techniques that work for any sized plot. 🌿 #gardening #verticalgardening | ||
=====10 More Vertical Gardening Ideas: Growing in the Garden===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5yNZjJuRI8 by Growing In The Garden 1/9/23 YouTube] | |||
Great video (as usual), thank you! This is definitely one of my favorite topics. I'm still very new to gardening but I definitely appreciate optimizing space! A setup that has worked well for me is: I bought a 10' 3/8" rebar from Home Depot. I had some bright orange Mason's line from another project. I cut the rebar in half and used banding strap to fix it to the sides of my (wooden) raised bed. I then used the string to set up a Florida Weave trellis. It's working great for my determinate tomatoes! It's super easy and very cheap. Rebar comes up to 20' lengths, so it can be easily customized to whatever height. I really like your setup for the whiskey barrel. I might give a shot to welding something like that this winter. It won't be nearly as pretty though. I have a cattle panel trellis that my Malabar spinach is in the process of smothering. | |||
